An event management system and method for organizing and facilitating wrestling matches, as well as better matching of the wrestlers, utilizing storing and displaying results and ratings from wrestling events, analyzing the results and ratings and generating Elo-derived ratings and weigh-adjusted Elo-derived ratings for participants, and predicting the probability that a given participant will defeat another using the accurate Elo-derived ratings and weigh-adjusted Elo-derived ratings.

An exercise device accessory attachment system including a training device having a support member having a first-end, a second-end, and a length, and an accessory attachment. The accessory attachment may include a ducking and blocking swivel arm, a strike bag, and an arm wrestle stand. The accessory attachment configured to be interchangeable and used for various strength and training exercises. The accessory attachment is linearly fixed to the first-end. The second-end is configured to slideably engage within a square tubing portion of a work-out bench and support the training device substantially vertically at a desired elevated position for use.

An articulator provides for a wearer to bite it between the teeth in the upper jaw and the teeth in the lower jaw. The articulator includes an upper brace and a lower brace formed integrally; whereas, an occlusion unit is formed between the upper brace and the lower brace, thereby providing for biting by the wearer. The front edges of the upper brace and the lower brace are connected to a protector through a connector. When the wearer bites the articulator, the protector is disposed on an outer edge of the lips for protection. An exhalation opening is formed between the braces and the protector, and is provided with a movable plate that is flipped outward. Therefore, when the wearer bites the articulator, he or she can carry out a respiratory training by inhaling through the nose and exhaling through the mouth, thereby increasing the vital capacity effectively.

The wrestling training harness comprises an upper body harness, a pair of leg sleeves, a pair of ankle sleeves, and a pair of tension cables. The wrestling training harness may be a training aid adapted for use by an athlete. The wrestling training harness may be adapted to force a ready position stance and may build strength in the legs and core section. The upper body harness, the pair of leg sleeves, and the pair of ankle sleeves may be adapted to be worn by the athlete and the pair of tension cables may provide tension to force the ready position stance. As a non-limiting example, the athlete may be a wrestler.

Apparatus is provided for training people in technique and tactics for use in wrestling and other combat sports. The apparatus presented comprises a rigid and elastic frame, padding, low-friction feet or runners, and a platform for another user or weights, to add mass and resistance for the user training with the apparatus. A user may use the apparatus to practice penetration techniques, agility, and strength while training in free motion. The apparatus leads the user to use her or his body weight, the weight of the apparatus, and optionally added weight, in training while on matted surfaces, providing a better training experience and practice than prior art training devices. The present invention solves problems with the currently available means and apparatuses of practicing penetration techniques and tactics.

One or more processors may be configured to receive, via a radio from one or more sensors, one or more streams of sensor values indicating: (1) accelerations of a boxer's arm within a first range of acceleration, measured by a first acceleration sensor, (2) accelerations of a boxer's arm within a second range of acceleration, measured by a second acceleration sensor, and (3) rotation of the boxer's arm measured by a gyroscope sensor. The one or more processors may be configured to determine, based on the received sensor values from the first acceleration sensor, whether a punch landed but not to measure a force or velocity of the punch. The one or more processors may be configured to determine, based on the received sensor values from the second acceleration sensor, at least one of a force or a velocity of the punch but not to detect whether the punch landed.

Helmet padding systems are disclosed. One helmet padding system includes a rigid shell configured to cover a top of a user's head and be worn under a piece of headgear. The rigid shell includes a first pair of slots configured to extend in a direction from a back of the user's head toward a front of the user's head when the rigid shell is worn on the user's head. A spacing pad is positioned within the rigid shell. Another helmet padding system includes a rigid shell configured to cover at least a portion of a user's head and be worn under a baseball cap. The rigid shell includes a lower edge and an upper edge. The lower edge extends around no more than half of the user's head when the rigid shell is worn under the baseball cap. A spacing pad is positioned within the rigid shell.

A garment and its corresponding method of use and assembly provide for improved athletic training. One example described involves a garment having reference indicia for guiding proper movement of a wrestler with respect to an opponent's upper body. Another example described involves a garment having reference indicia for guiding proper movement of a wrestler with respect to an opponent's lower body. Yet another example described involves a garment having reference indicia for guiding proper movement of a football player on offense. Yet another example described involves a garment having reference indicia for guiding proper movement of a football player on defense.

A portable training device includes a structural component including a weighted mass; and first and second elongate arms associated with and extending symmetrically from opposite sides of the weighted mass, the arms being resiliently biased to a rest position in which the arms form a fixed, generally U-shape together with the weighted mass, the arms being universally manipulable against the bias out of the rest position.

The present invention discloses a multi-training function air-water punching bag structure that comprises one inner bladder, one external bag, at least one set of handles, at least two sets of first suspenders, and at least one set of second suspenders. The inner bladder respectively contains liquid and air simultaneously. Users can adjust the volume of the liquid and air according to the needs of training and the tactile feel of the punches. The external bag integrates the handle set or the first set of suspenders and the second set of suspenders to reach the effect of multi-training functions.